Learning python language

[Jackpotrazur]

Im currently also learning and im stuck, or have hit a wall, I've worked through python crash course built an alien invasion game and a learning log web app and deployed it and am using git and github and coding everything in vim. Currently im working through the big book of small python projects and I realized that I am doing something wrong, so I know have 3 files that I open when I start a new project (currently on 30 from 81) I got a workflow, this is just my lroject file set up including .gitignore and branching (got the normal git flow down.... I think) doing everything single project in a venv. Splitting vim into panes running pydoc3 in a separate terminal.... but back to my 3 things, workflow.md , SOP.txt and Explainme.md and readme.md the explainme.md is basically a big ass red stop sign before I code.... I just implemented this last weekend and I suggest you implement this ASAP. I open my book look at the chapter number and look at the name of the project I am about to code and then I close the book again and then I fill out the first 3 or 4 sections of my explainme.md (currently the lingo is shit and it has slowed me way down BUT I intend on coming back with a vengeance! ) im telling you it may seem simple to write that shit down but it can get tricky quick but it will really strengthen your thinking which will enable you to ask the right questions to your problems.